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Haiti needs a strong COVID-19 response to maintain national stability (19.06.2020)
The UN Integrated Office in Haiti (BINUH) and 19 UN agencies there have been working together to support a country in the throes of a pandemic that could challenge the nation’s delicate balance of stability, security and development, the head of the Mission told the Security Council on Friday.
‘Humanitarian catastrophe’ looms in Haiti, threatening years of progress as COVID-19 takes hold, ECOSOC group says (08.05.2020)
The COVID-19 outbreak could trigger a humanitarian catastrophe in Haiti, endangering many years of hard-won progress in the Caribbean nation, the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) said on Friday. In a statement, ECOSOC’s Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Haiti called for immediate action to address...
UN committed to a ‘brighter future’ for Haiti, as independent rights experts call for more action on behalf of cholera victims (30.04.2020)
A group of 13 independent UN human rights experts on Thursday called on the UN chief, António Guterres, to “urgently step up efforts” to fulfill a UN pledge to help victims of a nine-year-long cholera epidemic in Haiti that killed over 10,000 citizens. … The experts said in their joint statement,...
Shots fired, cars burned as Haiti police officers hit streets to demand back pay (28.04.2020)
Dozens of police officers took to the streets of Port-au-Prince Monday to demand the government pay them the money it owes them. The group, who fanned out on motorbikes, pickup trucks, SUVs and on foot, were accompanied by some civilian supporters.
Haitian leaders urged to end political impasse (20.02.2020)
Leaders in Haiti must step up and end the political impasse between President Jovenel Moïse and a surging opposition movement that has paralyzed the island nation since July 2018, the top UN official there said on Thursday in a briefing to the UN Security Council in New York.